NIC Sucks
Java Performance Tuning Newsletter, No. 29.
IBM updates Java mainframe software. WebSphere for zSeries.
Out-of-the-Box 2.0 Released: Over 100 Open Source projects for Java developers.
Russ — AirBlogging.
Jim — More Symbian news…
Rafe — Symbian announces LGPL OPL - Series 60 runtime too.
Symbian launches global Affiliate Partner Program bringing leading edge solutions to Symbian OS phone users.
Fred — Information on T610.
Andres— JSTL's web resource.
Simon — Deploying webapps in Tomcat with an XML file.
Mike — Classifier4J - Java based Bayesian filtering.
Ben — Dear Apple.
Mark — Apple Computer has saved the Internet :-)
Michael — How to Be a Programmer.
Niel — Fun with Java (Java AIM Bot).
Karl — Apple gets it.
Bryce — Bluetooth Woes, Part II.
Apple Announces New iPods, Apple Annoucnes iTunes4 and New Music Download Service From Apple.
Linux PDA has Wi-Fi, camera and phone. PalmNet.
Russ — Symbian Coverage Here on Mobitopia!
Jason — MiniBlog and PersonalBlog RSS Fix.
Mike — Why is there no Open Source Java remoting solution?
Simon — Python 2.3.
Danny — foaf weblog.
Intel cuts Celeron prices by up to 23.9%.
IzPack 3.0.8, an installation software based on the Java technology.
I have this 3+ years old PC sitting under my desk. I've been using it mostly as a test machine running Win 2K. Since we moved all of our servers to Linux, I figured it was time to change OS.
The problem is that I can't get it to recognize a NIC card under Red Hat. I do recall having to fiddle around the PCI slots when I originally set it up, but I didn't realize it would be such a problem.
5 NIC cards and many wasted hours later, I've decided to give up.
I originally bought it at Costco, and I'm going to get a chance to see if their “satisfaction guaranteed, no-hassle” return policy is more than a myth. I don't feel good about returning it after such a long time, but if I can, I will.
Incidentally, since I have no use for the extra memory, this server just received a welcomed 128MB memory boost.
Russ— Gotta start packing! Wooohoo!, Motorola Screws Its Developers At MotoCoder 2003 and XML Summary Information.
Seattle To Portland Wi-Fi Proposal. MtBaldi Project.
Russ — Learning from i-mode.
Petri — Powering 3G.
Diego — WiFi and phones: coming together.
Alan — JDJ's Editor's Choice Awards.
Emmanuel — Digester 1.5 Released.
Bernard — Eclipse Tutorials.
Fred — Singleton Classes in J2ME.
Kumar — J2SE: JDC Chat session about 1.4.2BETA.
Jeremy — javablogs on your mobile.
Mike — Maven sucks… at making releases.
Norman — Wiley buys WROX.
Jason — Xdoclet Sucks. Maven Sucks.
Niel — Fun Java Tool (Java ASCII Editor) and PersonalBlog Hosted on SourceForge.
Aslak — RE: XDoclet Sucks, Maven Sucks.
Glen — Idea for C#?
Stefan — Bank Error: $95,000.
jGnash 1.4.0, a cross platform personal finance application written in Java.
Jaim 0.5, a Java AIM Protocol library.
Sony shares plunge 15%. A shock loss wipes almost $8bn off Sony's share price and sends the wider Japanese stock market to new 20 year lows.
It's a stylus and a pen and a laser and a flashlight. Belkin's new Quadra 4-in-1 Pen.
Damien — What are doing Nullsoft guys?
Control appliances with a P800. irRemote.
On April 28, 1987 — For the first time, a compact disc of an album was released before its vinyl version. The album was “The Art of Excellence” by Tony Bennett.